Who among us doesn’t have a street circuit of some kind mapped out somewhere near your home? Even if it’s only in your head!

AN AUTOMATIC.

the check engine light was a way of life. It came on for everything. The oxygen sensors. The gas cap. If it was raining. To remind you about endangered animals. When you were singing. When you were driving on dirt. When you had forgotten your grocery list.

Mrs. Sheetrock and I road tripped across southern Ireland for our honeymoon. I’d swear the local villages set their speed limits as a dare.

COTD is back, funny videos are being served up on a regular basis, and there’s a totally new Miata... have we just entered the golden age of Jalopnik?

Competent hands? Jan did nothing wrong, that was the car malfunctioning.

Yeah, instead we have cars from BMW, Infiniti and Mercedes whose names don’t even apply mathematically, as if numbers could be artistically interpreted.

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Here’s the achievement list as well

diesels. a lot of them have an integrated fuel filter/water trap; the filter element has a hydrophobic coating so fuel passes through but water beads up on the element. After which it drops into a collection bowl for draining. Once the water level in the bowl rises to a certain point, the light comes on to tell you to…

If anyone’s going to do crazy stunts in a Stadium Super Truck, it might as well be the dude behind the series, heh.

OH MY GOSH MY EXIT IS NOW

Just looks like an average atlanta commuter move

I want to cuddle with that Rallycross Fiesta every night and whisper sweet things to it.

The radiators are rear mounted in the hatch because these cars take so much damage up front. There may be other reasons but as I understand it the cooling is pretty well protected as far as the mechanicals of the car goes.

Here is Doug’s quickest lap. (lap 4, I think) He was actually 8 seconds faster using the infield.

I hate it when the guv’ment mandates front license plates on cars like these. Still looks evil, but with buck teeth.

The scam of getting people to show up at the dealership I saw backfire once. I was test driving a pontiac and the sales guy needed to get all my information first so I sat at his desk, and a guy stormed in asked for the manager, when the manager came around the corner he gave him a massive uppercut and laid him out.

Let’s have a top ten right?!

Pretty darn sharp thinking went into that, if you look at it carefully. That little stub at the bottom isn’t so much a sidewalk as it is an integral part of the barrier system for taller vehicles... does two things; First, it breaks the oncoming wheel so it stands much less of a chance to catching traction and tossing…